FROM : Josh Anon
DATE : Wed Jan 29 23:04:58 2003
> Well, if the image shows up when you drop it on an NSImageView, then
> NSImage is able to load and display it. NSImageView isn't doing
> anything tricky there, it just takes what's on the dragging > pasteboard.
Yes, which brings us back to part of my original question as to why
won't it load it from data brought in from stdout using the previously
posted code when it will load it if the same data is piped to a file
and then opened :)
Thanks,
Josh
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DATE : Wed Jan 29 23:04:58 2003
> Well, if the image shows up when you drop it on an NSImageView, then
> NSImage is able to load and display it. NSImageView isn't doing
> anything tricky there, it just takes what's on the dragging > pasteboard.
Yes, which brings us back to part of my original question as to why
won't it load it from data brought in from stdout using the previously
posted code when it will load it if the same data is piped to a file
and then opened :)
Thanks,
Josh
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Josh Anon | Jan 28, 20:31 | |
| nibs@mac.com | Jan 28, 22:19 | |
| John C. Randolph | Jan 29, 01:34 | |
| Josh Anon | Jan 29, 04:39 | |
| John C. Randolph | Jan 29, 22:51 | |
| Josh Anon | Jan 29, 23:04 |






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